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NIST has advanced nine post-quantum digital signature schemes to Round 3 of its Additional Digital Signatures process, highlighting emerging alternatives to ML-DSA and SLH-DSA for blockchain, cryptography, and quantum-resistant infrastructure. The candidates span lattice, isogeny, MPCitH, and multivariate cryptography, with implications for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and post-quantum security systems.
Project Eleven open-sources libqc and quantum-vault, audited reference implementations for post-quantum crypto migration, ERC-4337 account abstraction, Bitcoin vault security, and crypto-agile wallet infrastructure designed for a quantum-safe future.
What Is Q-Day and Why Quantum Computing Is a Real Threat to Blockchain Security
A realistic scenario analysis of how a cryptographically relevant quantum computer could silently target exposed Bitcoin keys, disrupt trust in decentralized networks, and make post-Q-Day migration chaotic.
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Blockchain leader Graeme Moore joins Project Eleven to drive strategy, partnerships, and go-to-market execution for post-quantum digital asset infrastructure.
An in-depth analysis of post-quantum cryptography libraries in Rust, evaluating support for ML-DSA, ML-KEM, and SLH-DSA, along with audits, performance, and production readiness.
What happens when quantum computers break Bitcoin cryptography? Exploring signature sunset plans, stablecoin laws, and real quantum key attacks.
A detailed analysis of how public key exposure makes Bitcoin addresses vulnerable to quantum attacks, including risk comparisons across P2PK, P2PKH, SegWit, Taproot, and multisig address types.
A technical walkthrough of how Project Eleven verifies AWS Nitro Enclave attestation from the browser using WebSockets, PCR8 checks, WebAssembly, and post-quantum encrypted channels.
What would a quantum attack on Bitcoin look like? From whale wallet movements to stablecoin risks and new quantum algorithm breakthroughs.
A deep dive into how quantum computing could compromise USDC’s smart contract roles, multisig governance, and key management—and what it means for the future of stablecoin security.
A breakdown of how stablecoins work, where their hidden security risks lie, and how quantum computing could compromise admin keys, smart contracts, and the stability of digital dollars.
